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I type in the word in WordArt and change the WordArt into a graphic so that the host. computer won't recognize it as a font. Here are the steps:
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I'm using Word 2003 with all updates installed. For some reason while using word in any view...including while typing, or print preview...any font I use looks very pixelated. They usually show as anti-aliased and very smooth. I have only a few printers installed, and no matter what printer I'm defaulting to use...the view will not change. Is there a setting out of whack? Digiscrap: Using Fonts and Text in your Page::
They're just like the ones you use in a Word document -- "Century Gothic" In Photoshop, by default, you probably won't see what the fonts look like in
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The wrench tool lets you change fonts, color or size and you aren't limited to yellow . In the meantime, get familiar with XML in your Word 2003 app.
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It's a newer HP P4 laptop with ample video memory. The font problem seems to be in Word only. Everywhere else in Windows, browser, Photoshop, etc. everything is as usual. Just seems like Word won't give me a clear view of nice looking fonts for some reason. It has worked in the past. 64 Bit Linux NFS client issues, plus — TalkBMC::
Feb 1, 2007 Something to do while waiting for smooth scrolling page down in Win XP (< sarcasm>Sure: I want my fonts to look bad normally</sarcasm>).
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What type of display are you using? CRT or LCD?
Microsoft has something called Clear Type for use with LCD displays. It has no effect on CRT displays. Try it-
http://www.microsoft.com/typography/ClearTypeInfo.mspx
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10 posts - Last post: Apr 3, 2005I have a very specific look for the letter in mind, so a standard font won't work. If your suggestions require special, high-priced programs
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corel wordperfect Resources | TechRepublic::
Batch Conversion Wizard.Wiz won't convert my Wordperfect files: I have been trying to use the Batch Conversion Wizard.Wiz util in word 2003 to convert older
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